Houston is what you specify when a dining room should feel like a lounge without losing covers. Each piece is a compact two-seat loveseat: a rounded shell that curves into the arms, a softly button-tufted inner back, two loose seat cushions, and four tapered light-wood legs. Set two of them facing each other across a four-top and you have a booth bay that can be moved.
Colorways. The white-ground photo shows an olive outer shell, beige inner back, caramel leather seats and contrast piping along every edge. The room shots show the same combination alongside a caramel-shell version, alternated table to table.
Why freestanding. Because nothing is fixed to the wall, the layout can change for events or a re-plan, and the seats can sit in the middle of the floor. The trade-off is depth: tub shells run deeper than a fixed booth, so we check aisle widths on your plan.
Construction. Hardwood frame with plywood shell form, high-resilience foam, removable seat cushions with zipped covers, and solid wood legs with floor glides.
Options. Shell, back and seat in any contract leather, vinyl or fabric, piping color, leg finish, and scatter cushions if you want them. Foams specified to meet CAL TB 117-2013 on request.
